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How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016

Thread starter flippakitten
Start date Oct 7, 2016

SmartKit

SmartKit Rep

Oct 24, 2016

#21

Archie1 said:
How's JavaScript for back end stuff? I'm thinking of using Node but not sure. Need to create a REST API.

http://expressjs.com/

It's not a frightening as they make it out to be - especially if you don't try use everything!

R

rward

Senior Member

Oct 24, 2016

#22

Also check out sailsjs and trailsjs possibly

(2 different frameworks you could use)

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